1989 Home Italy Shirt Diadora LS. Classic long-sleeve shirt of the Italian National Team, crafted by Diadora with no commercial sponsors, reflecting the minimal style of the era. Features the stitched FIGC crest and a collar with tricolor accents. Size XL shown on the label.
Official France national team home shirt for the 2012/2013 season, produced by Nike in size M. The design features elegant tone-on-tone horizontal stripes, a mandarin collar, and the iconic French tricolour detailing inside. The front displays the Nike swoosh and the Fédération Française de Football crest with a gold star.
Inside the collar is the phrase “Nos différences nous unissent” ("our differences unite us"), celebrating the team’s multicultural identity. .
A subversive take on the Real Madrid jersey, created by Marcello Pipitone in collaboration with Le Sette Sorelle. This piece dismantles the club’s pristine galáctico image and reassembles it through urban, chaotic visual language.
Built from a golden away shirt, Pipitone fuses purple and white fragments drawn from past Real kits. The sleeves become a battleground of overlapping sponsors, logos and graphic clashes. The result is an oversized, deconstructed jersey that rejects perfection in favor of raw, layered imperfection.
A wearable artifact of hybrid identity, football worship, and street-level aesthetics. This one-of-a-kind piece reframes the royal codes of Madrid into a bold, underground fashion statement.
An homage to the Italian national team, reimagined through the lens of Marcello Pipitone and crafted in collaboration with Le Sette Sorelle. The iconic Azzurri jersey is transformed into a cultural artifact, deconstructed and hand-stitched into something entirely new.
Built from a classic 1990s Diadora shirt in deep blue with white inserts, Pipitone retains the sacred symbols – the tricolour badge, the stars, the bold cuffs – but disrupts its structure through volume, asymmetry, and layered details. The oversized sleeves, stitched panels, and layered patches turn the kit into a wearable narrative.
More than just a shirt, it’s a relic of collective memory and identity. A handmade, oversized piece where football heritage and streetwear aesthetics collide.
A radical reinterpretation of the Paris Saint-Germain shirt, born from the collaboration between Marcello Pipitone and Le Sette Sorelle. A garment that starts from football iconography and evolves into a raw, urban, and deeply contemporary aesthetic.
Using an original PSG jersey with Fly Emirates sponsor, Pipitone cuts, reconstructs, and layers new elements. The sleeves become a canvas for contrast: black and grey camo fabric, white panels, and deconstructed shapes that break the rigid logic of industrial sportswear.
The back is stripped of names and numbers, enhancing the piece’s anonymous and universal nature. This is a jersey for those who live football as culture, and fashion as identity. Oversized, handmade, and one-of-a-kind: not a replica, but a mutation.
A visual deconstruction of the FC Barcelona shirt, born from the collaboration between Marcello Pipitone and Le Sette Sorelle. This one-of-a-kind piece fuses football elegance with street fashion grit, transforming the iconic blaugrana into a sartorial collage.
Starting from an original Barça jersey, Pipitone breaks its symmetry and rebuilds it into a layered visual narrative. Beige-toned sleeves interrupt the traditional structure, while the faint silhouette of Messi on the back turns the shirt into an emotional relic.
Each reassembled panel tells a story: Catalan pride, global football culture, a shift between past and present. The result is an oversized, handmade, deconstructed jersey that leaves the pitch to become wearable art.
2000/2001 Home Real Madrid Shirt Raul 7. This iconic white home kit features a clean design with navy details on the collar, sleeves and side panels. The club crest sits over the heart, while the Adidas logo is on the right chest. On the back, the name Raul and number 7 pay tribute to one of the club’s greatest legends. The official La Liga patch is applied on the sleeve. Size is not explicitly stated but shown as an international tag in the photos.
2008/2009 Home Bayern Munich Shirt Ribery 7. Manufactured by Adidas, the shirt features the official club crest and the T-Home sponsor on the chest. Size L. On the back, the name and number 7 of French star Franck Ribéry are printed. This shirt is notable for its iconic red and white horizontal stripe design. During that season, Ribéry played a key role in leading Bayern to the Bundesliga title with his creativity and flair.
1992/1993 Home Botafogo S.P shirt made by Del’Erba, featuring one of the boldest designs of 90s Brazilian football. The base is white with a striking red and black zig-zag pattern across the front and back. The iconic Guaraná Antarctica sponsor is prominently displayed on both sides. Number 10 is printed in large size on the back.
Home shirt of Liverpool from the 2011/2012 season, made by Adidas and featuring Luis Suárez with number 7. The Adidas logo appears on the chest along with the club crest and Standard Chartered commercial sponsor. The shirt features a textured red base with diamond patterns, gold accents, and the iconic white three stripes on the sleeves. Size XL as shown on the inner label.
Away shirt worn by Chelsea during the 2013/2014 season, made by Adidas and featuring Fernando Torres with number 9. The Adidas logo appears on the chest along with the Chelsea badge and Samsung commercial sponsor. The design includes a white base with a light blue diagonal sash and navy blue trim on the collar and sleeves. Size L as shown on the internal tag.
Home shirt of FC Barcelona from the 1998/1999 season, made by Nike and featuring Marc Overmars with number 11. The Nike logo appears on the chest alongside the club crest, with official Liga and centenary patches on the sleeves. The design features traditional blaugrana vertical stripes with a navy blue polo collar. Size S as shown on the inner label.
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